Honey Honey Honey
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Honey Honey Honey
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Honey, honey, honey, let's slow down
I'm only new in town
I'm nasty and unshaven
Maybe it's about time that I said
Baby we should go to bed
I'm tired of misbehavin'
But the city lights are burning
And they couldn't care about these things
Walk me in the morning through the clover
Never mind the bee stings
Your friends are calling me
And asking me to do some silly things
I honestly haven't slept a wink in a week
What can I do?
Tonight I want to watch the evening news
And share a beer with you
And be in bed by nine or so
But the city lights are burning
And they couldn't care about these things
Walk me in the morning through the clover
Never mind the bee stings
Honey, honey, honey...
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